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That Elusive Cure

(2014)
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Kathy is going to die. All that's left to do is prepare for the end. While waiting for her chemotherapy session, a woman called Janie approaches Kathy, offering a revolutionary treatment for cancer. Janie pitches the cure like an expert and what does Kathy have to lose? The doctors now measure her life in months, not years. Kathy follows Janie to an abandoned church where a futuristic machine is hidden. Made of silvery metal, long, and with rounded edges, the pod is like nothing Kathy's ever seen before. Janie encourages her to climb in telling her the process is painless and quick. A few sessions are all she'll need to be cured. Despite serious reservations, what does she have to lose? She gets in. And the results are miraculous. A few days later, when the wonderful sense of well-being she experienced begins to ebb, all she can think about is having another session. In spite of the apparent improvement, Kathy's renewed energy is soured by doubt. What exactly is this machine? What if none of this is real and the next MRI shows all the tumors are still there? Time is so short... THAT ELUSIVE CURE is about facing up to illness, both mental and physical, of family struggle and above all, the amazing power of hope.


Genre: Science Fiction

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